Examples of using Arbitrarily detained in English and their translations into French
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tortured and arbitrarily detained for more than 20 days.
An arbitrarily detained man reaches out to United Nations human rights bodies for justice.
the right not to be subjected to torture or arbitrarily detained, were constantly being trampled.
Law enforcement officials allegedly arbitrarily detained a number of women,
Malian government soldiers arbitrarily detained and in several cases executed men they accused of collaborating with the rebel groups in the north.
In addition, they are often arbitrarily detained, harassed, easily criminalized, and even killed for defending their rights.
Mr. Sikhala was arbitrarily detained several times, including while participating in opposition meetings
No one shall be arbitrarily detained or deprived of his or her life.
the occupying Power, has arbitrarily detained and imprisoned approximately 11,000 Palestinian civilians,
A large number of people were injured and some arbitrarily detained when police violently dispersed demonstrators.
Vietnamese authorities arbitrarily detained Minh Mẫn along with her mother(Đặng Ngọc Minh) and brother Nguyễn Đặng Vĩnh Phúc.
AI reported that thousands of people suspected of links to terrorist groups have been arbitrarily detained.
money from victims and their family members for the release of arbitrarily detained persons.
Otherwise the international human rights obligation for immediate restoration of the liberty of the arbitrarily detained person would be undermined.
Otherwise, the international human rights obligation for immediate restoration of the liberty of the arbitrarily detained person would be undermined.
children, have been arbitrarily detained under this Law.
FIDH and LDDH reported two cases in which trade unionists were arrested, arbitrarily detained and sentenced.
They were arbitrarily detained at the latter's headquarters in Abidjan for more than a month before being moved to the Abidjan central prison where they are currently being held on suspicion of unspecified offences against State security.
Human Rights Watch also received credible information that Malian army soldiers have arbitrarily detained and, in some instances, summarily executed ethnic Tuareg members of the security services and civilians.
In January 1999, two journalists of a privately owned radio station in Benguela were arbitrarily detained by police, interrogated